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Re: First cuckoo of spring!

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Lee

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Date Posted: 12:15:11 19/03/2003
In reply to: Gallery Mouse 's message, "First cuckoo of spring!" on 16:17:23 21/12/2002

A few more morsels for your consumption...

The Scottish NYO concert on 6 August will be conducted by Martyn Brabbins and will also include Comedy of Errors by Cole and Elgar S2.

I'm sure we all thought Les Troyens would be performed - 25 August with the LSO (most likely under Sir Colin) - Ben Heppner is one of the soloists.

Benvenuto Cellini on 17 August with Norrington - Bruce Ford singing Cellini.

5 September - BBC Commission of 5 Motets by Robert Saxton performed by The Clerks' Group directed by Edward Wickham (sounds like a late-night one to me).

And two chamber concerts:

21 July - Galliard Ensemble perform works by Ligeti, Debussy, Britten & Farkas;

1 September - Steven Isserlis performs Robert Saxton's Sonata for Solo Cello [sic] on a Theme of Sir William Wilton [sic].

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: First cuckoo of spring!	Gary	15:50:49 27/03/2003
Re: First cuckoo of spring! -- Lee, 10:00:46 28/03/2003